Mode of Instruction:
Course will be completely hands-on with participants implementing concepts but creating a working MVC bases website on their respective machines.

Software's required
List of software's to be installed on participants machines will be shared on enrollment. Softwares are readily available and can be easily installed.

Hardware required:
Min. i3 processor based laptop with min. 4GB RAM. Higher config will ensure your hands-on experience is better.

What will you take away from this course ...
Participants will be able to understand the MVC pattern and components of ASP.net MVC framework. They will be able to build applications using the framework and also sync with SQL Server databases for data storage and retrieval. Participants will also be comfortable with integrating various third party frameworks and tools with MVC like Bootstrap, Ninject (DI container). Moq Framework, Sql Server Database integration, JQuery,  LINQ. Participants will also learn and implement Patter based development with IOC/DI, MVVM, MVC & Repository Design Patterns.

What you need to come with to take this course...
Hands on experience with C#, .net , OOPS concepts and implementation, Sql Server Basics, HTML.

Overview of the ASP.NET MVC 5 Course content
�    Introduction of different Web Technologies
â?¢Â Â   Before MVC â?? ASP.NET Web Forms
�    Challenges with Web Forms
�    The need for ASP.net MVC
�    Benefits of using ASP.NET MVC
�    Summary

OOAD  & Application Design
�    Fundamentals of OOAD
�    Effective Object Design
�    MVC Design Pattern
�    Case Study

ASP.net MVC
�    What is ASP.NET MVC
�    Role of Model, View, and Controller
�    How ASP.NET MVC Works
�    MVC  Architecture
�    Models
�    Views
�    Controllers

Setting up and Installing ASP.NET MVC
�    Installing Internet Information Server
�    Installing Visual Studio
�    Installation of ASP.NET MVC
�    Installation of Required Plugins and frameworks
�    Application Setting in IIS.
�    Summary

Setting up and Installing Microsoft SQL Server
�    Overview of SQL Server
�    Installation of SQL Server
�    Creating Tables in SQL Server
�    SQL Server management tools
�    Summary


Getting Started with MVC
�    ASP.NET MVC project templates
�    Understanding the structure of an ASP.NET MVC project
�    Naming conventions
�    Creating views
�    Defining controllers
�    Defining a data model
�    Overview of coding standards follows during programming
�    Declarative Programming
�    Implementing Annotations
�    Adding Validations to the Model
�    Summary

Creating an application in MVC
�    Creating strongly-typed views
�    Understanding URLs and action methods
�    Using HTML helpers
�    Handling form post-backs
�    Data validation
�    Creating Controllers
�    Action Methods
�    Overloading action methods
�    Passing Data from the Controller to the View
�    Implementing paging
�    Implementing CRUD operations


Razor View Engine
�    Razor Basics
�    Razor design goals
�    Implementation of Razor view
�    Razor syntax
�    Accessing Model Data in Razor views
Design Pattern Implementation
�    Abstract Repository
�    IOC
�    DIP
�    Implementing a Repository and Entity Framework Data Model
�    Using Dependency Injection
�    Mocking
�    MVVM

Tool/ Technology/Framework Integration
�    Moq
�    Ninject
�    Bootstrap
�    JQuery
�    Separation Of Concern
�    LINQ
�    Entity Framework
�    Nuget Package Management

Setting up and Installingâ?¦.
�    Moq
�    Ninject
�    Bootstrap
�    JQuery
�    Nuget Package Management



Agile Development
�    Implementing incremental development
�    Flexibility to change
â?¢Â Â   Factoring in CRâ??s incrementally with minimal impact to the rest of the app

View Techniques
�    Defining and using HTML Helpers
�    Defining a layout / MVC Master Page
�    Using Styles
�    Bootstrapping
�    Defining and using partial views
�    Razor Helper Method syntax
�    Convention based Programming
�    Partial Views
�    Weakly typed views & strongly typed views
�    View Engines
�    Razor Expressions
�    Passing Model Data between Controller and view
�    Structuring a MVC application
�    Layouts
�    Shared Layouts

Implementing Navigation in MVC web apps
�    Defining view-model classes
�    Implementing Data Filtering in a Controller
�    Understanding the Routing mechanism
�    Adding custom entries to a route table
�    Defining defaults, parameters, and validation
�    Generating URLs and Hyperlinks
�    Custom Route constraints
�    Filtering

MVC State Management
�    Using hidden fields
�    State Management
�    Model bindings
�    Default Routes
�    View  Bag

Routing
�    Using hidden fields
�    State Management
�    Model bindings

Case Study
�    Creating an ASP.net MVC application
�    Creating an end-to-end Web Applicatio with Abstract Repository pattern, Ninject , Moq, & Bootstrap integration